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Not Yo Therapist
by Laurie Anne, Debbie, & Tony
Welcome to "Not Yo Therapist"—the podcast where three therapists from three different generations come together to chat about life, therapy, and the everyday stuff that makes us all human. No spaceships here—just real talk, a dash of sass, and a whole lot of perspective from different eras. Whether it’s the '80s, the '90s, or the 2000s, we're here to offer our unique takes on the world. Join us on Spotify or Apple Music and let’s keep it down-to-earth and totally relatable.
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Magic (Part 2) AITA
The conversation begins with introductions and a discussion about generational differences. It then delves into the negative effects of vision boards, highlighting the impact on shame and the gap between present life and desired life. The importance of setting realistic expectations and goal setting is emphasized, especially in the context of therapy and coaching. The conversation explores the concept of rewarding effort versus earning rewards, the assessment of a situation as 'asshole or no asshole,' and the dilemma of walking out of the airport when faced with an unexpected situation. It delves into the dynamics of relationships and the importance of setting boundaries.TakeawaysVision boards can have negative effectsSetting realistic expectations is important Rewarding effort vs. earning rewardsSetting boundaries in relationshipsChapters00:00 Realistic Expectations and Goal Setting24:48 Rewarding Effort vs. Earning Rewards
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Are we the A$$? Introduciton
The conversation begins with introductions and self-introductions, followed by a discussion on professional specializations and personal backgrounds. The hosts share their experiences of being separated but living together and discuss the format and content of their podcast. The conversation then delves into a detailed discussion of the 'Am I the Asshole?' scenario, split into two parts. Finally, the hosts explore the challenges of parenting and co-parenting dynamics, highlighting the importance of communication and trust in relationships. The conversation delves into the importance of setting boundaries and effective communication in relationships. It also explores the challenges of navigating uncomfortable situations and the impact of honesty and transparency in interpersonal dynamics.TakeawaysCommunication and trust are essential in relationshipsParenting and co-parenting dynamics can be complex Setting boundaries is importantCommunication is key in relationshipsChapters00:00 Parenting and Co-Parenting Challenges38:12 Navigating Uncomfortable Situations
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Magic (Part 1) Episode
In this episode, the hosts discuss the concept of vision boards, exploring their purpose, benefits, and the common pitfalls associated with creating them. They delve into the importance of realism versus idealism in setting goals, the role of manifestation, and how emotional states can impact the effectiveness of vision boards. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of friendships and expectations, emphasizing the need for self-awareness and communication in personal growth. The episode concludes with a reflection on the therapeutic benefits of vision boards and a preview of future topics.
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You came for peace.You stayed for the chaos.Welcome to Not Yo Therapist.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to "Not Yo Therapist"—the podcast where three therapists from three different generations come together to chat about life, therapy, and the everyday stuff that makes us all human. No spaceships here—just real talk, a dash of sass, and a whole lot of perspective from different eras. Whether it’s the '80s, the '90s, or the 2000s, we're here to offer our unique takes on the world. Join us on Spotify or Apple Music and let’s keep it down-to-earth and totally relatable.
HOSTED BY
Laurie Anne, Debbie, & Tony
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